All right, well today we are starting a brand new month-long series called The Second Coming

of Christ, and I'll tell you more about that in just a second, but as always, I like to look

into the camera and just say hello to all of our locations, our campuses we call them.

We are one church that meets all across the great state of Alabama and in Columbus, Georgia, had the incredible

privilege of bringing not just our services, but all that we are as a church into more than

20 of Alabama's Department of Corrections facilities, and there are people watching

online somewhere around the world.

I know you want to.

Go ahead.

Come on give them a good hand, everybody.

That's great.

Come on give them a good hand, everybody. That's great. Come on give them a good hand, everybody.

And so, we are delighted that you're along for the ride today.

Before I jump into the message, I know your campus pastors gave you a lot of things that are coming up on all those are very important.

I ask them to omit one of them so I could tell you about it.

And that is this Friday night. We only do this once a year, but on once a year I call all the men of the church together,

and I'm calling all of the men together. You've got plans change them. I want you to be here,

and we're going to feed you. Can I get a better, amen, everybody? We We got some boiled shrimp and sausage, and we're going to eat. We've got a good time.

But I have a message that I've been working on for quite a while now on what the Bible says about being a man.

And I'm excited to share that. We know the world's confused about gender right now, but the Bible is not unclear, everybody.

And I'm excited to share. Yeah, it's not. And And I'm excited to share with you. Yeah, it's not.

And so I'm excited to share this message with you, men.

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